proto-renaissance and international gothic

Proto-Renaissance and International Gothic

13th and 15th Centuries EuropeInstructor: Erica Ness

Madonna EnthronedArtist: CimabueDate:1280-1290 C.E.Medium: Tempera on wood.Size: 12’7” by 7’4”Location: Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence

Madonna Enthroned (Ognissanti Madonna)Artist: GiottoDate:1310 C.E.Medium: Tempera on WoodSize: 10’8” by 6’8”Location: Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence.

Interior View, Arena Chapel, PaduaDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Annunciation, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Annunciation, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Crucifixion, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Last Judgment, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Justice, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Injustice,Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Stigmatization of St. Francis, Exterior of the Bardi ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1317 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Santa Croce, Florence, Italy

Rucellai MadonnaArtist: DuccioDate:1285 C.E.Medium: Tempera on WoodSize: 14’9” by 9”6” .Location: Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy

Maesta, Sienna CathedralArtist: DuccioDate:1308-1311 C.E.Medium: Tempera and Gold on PanelSize: 7’ by 13’6”.Location: Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, Siena, Italy

Kiss of Judas, from the MaestaArtist: DuccioDate:1308-1311 C.E.Medium: Tempera on PanelLocation: Museo dell’Opera del Duomo, Siena, Italy

Kiss of Judas, Arena ChapelArtist: GiottoDate:1305 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Padua, Italy

Ten minute Response:This work was done in Late Gothic Italy in either Florentine or the Siena Tradition. In which would you place this painting and why?

Score Rubric4 Student identifies the work as Florentine and gives three substantial

reasons for this claim. There are no major errors.

3 Student identifies this as a Florentine and gives two reasons for this claim.

2 Student identifies this work as Florentine but gives only one reasonORStudent identifies the work as Sienese and gives some support for the claim. There are no major errors.

1 Student identifes the work as Florentine, but provides no other supportOR Student identifies the work as Sienese, but provides some support for the Florentine school. There may be major errors.

0 The student makes an attempt, but the response is without Merit.

Effects of Good Government in the City and the CountryArtist: Ambrogio LorenzettiDate:1338-1339 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Sala della Pace, Palazzo Pubblico Siena, Italy

Effects of Good Government in the City and the CountryArtist: Ambrogio LorenzettiDate:1338-1339 C.E.Medium: FrescoLocation: Sala della Pace, Palazzo Pubblico Siena, Italy

Saint Louis AltarpieceArtist: Simone MartiniDate:1317 C.E.Medium: Tempera on PanelSize: 78.75 by 54.25 inchesLocation: Galleria Nazionale, Naples, Italy.

AnnunciationArtist: Simone MartiniDate:1331 C.E.Medium: Tempera and gold leaf on PanelSize: 42.5 by 43.5 InchesLocation: Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy

Annunciation, from Tres Riches Heurese du Duc de BerryArtist: Limourg BrothersDate:1413-1416 C.E.Medium: IlluminationSize: 8.75 by 5.31 InchesLocation: Musee Conde, Chantilly, France

January,from Tres Riches Heurese du Duc de BerryArtist: Limourg BrothersDate:1413-1416 C.E.Medium: IlluminationSize: 8.75 by 5.31 InchesLocation: Musee Conde, Chantilly, France

Pulpit, Pisa BaptisteryArtist: Nicola PisanoDate:1259-1260 C.E.Medium: MarbleSize: 15ft High.Location: Pisa, Italy

Pulpit, Nativity, Pisa BaptisteryArtist: Nicola PisanoDate:1259-1260 C.E.Medium: MarbleSize: 15ft High.Location: Pisa, Italy

Portal, Chartreuese de ChampmolArtist:Claus SluterDate:1385-1393 C.E.Location: Chartreuse de Champmol, Dijon, Italy

Well of Moses, Chartreuse de ChampmolArtist: Claus SluterDate:1395 C.E.Medium: Painted StoneSize: 23’6” by 23’7”Location: Chartreuse de Champmol, Dijon, Italy